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BSA dismisses Michael Laws complaint
A complaint against broadcaster Michael Laws over his comments about the treatment of dementia patients has not been upheld by the Broadcasting Standards Authority.
Radio host 'abused his position'
A radio host who used his show to bad-mouth a bar after being refused service, has been told he abused his position.
Talkback host cleared of inciting violence
Talkback host Willie Jackson has been cleared of inciting violence against Ports of Auckland workers, the Broadcasting Standards Authority said today.
Drop in number of BSA complaints
Paul Henry leaves the country and there is a drop in the number of complaints to the Broadcasting Standards Authority.
Tyson swearing complaint upheld by TVNZ
A complaint about Mike Tyson swearing in a live interview on TVOne's Breakfast has been upheld by the TVNZ.
Laws interview was 'abusively personal'
RadioLive has been ordered to apologise over a heated interview by controversial talkback host Michael laws in which he asked a woman "can you wear a muzzle".
BSA denies Govt influence over Radio Live show decision
The BSA has denied any Government influence in its decision regarding a Radio Live programme last year that featured John Key.
